#VoteForLeah

This episode is about recognising that feeling deep down - the quiet but persistent knowing that you are not satisfied, that you could do more, and that your time could be better spent. For Leah, this realisation came through a period of breakdown that ultimately enabled her to bloom. The episode explores how personal experiences can mirror - and profoundly shape - our professional lives.

Leah Brown’s story is about choosing to put aside society-defined goals, career titles, money, and traditional ideas of “success” to deliver something she passionately believes in. It’s proof that when you build something with conviction and purpose, it can grow to achieve commercial success too.

At its heart, Leah’s journey highlights the importance of balancing information with justice and representation - ensuring voices are truly heard and that change is meaningful. She is a powerful advocate for those who do not have a voice.

Leah Brown FRSA is the founder and leader of The WayFinders Group, specialising in transforming organisations through mission-aligned change, conflict resolution, and cultural development. A qualified solicitor, accredited mediator, and change expert, Leah works across elite law, sport, FinTech, and academia to help leaders resolve systemic issues, rebuild teams, and embed sustainable governance. She is also a keynote speaker through LeahTalks Ltd, the host of The Longest Day Podcast, an accomplished violinist, and a person of faith - bringing unique depth and integrity to every conversation she has.

If you are at a crossroads, this episode will make you pause and reflect - do you need to take a moment to recognise what you need, or what you don’t yet know?

🎧 Listen now for an inspiring, thought-provoking episode that challenges how we define success and purpose.